Shop Reviews

Dug through the youtiao to sell the worst-looking, driest, and shriveled ones. Nasty.

The service was terrible, and the fried dough rojak was like a cold, hard rock. I believe it had been refried, and the sauce was pre-packaged for DIY mixing instead of being made in-store. They skimp on food quality while continuing to raise prices.

"Freshly fried dough fritters and carrot cake were hot and tasty."

"First time trying it. The food was cold and bland. The service staff even put both items into one bag instead of two."

"Usually the food quality and experience is okay, but today was just unpleasant. I went to buy Rojak You Tiao, and the lady said it was the last one. I said okay. So she packed it for me, gave me my food, and then I gave her $4. She said she didn't have $1 change. She insisted that I have the change or go to 7-Eleven for change. I was like, "Whut?" I asked if I gave her $10, could she give me back $7? I saw she had a $5 and a $2 in the register. She said no. I asked to pay by NETS, but she said everything was already closed. What bullcrap is this? Luckily, the senior staff lady told her to just return the $1, which she actually had in the cash register. What a waste of time. To make matters worse, the Rojak was cold, hard, and unpleasant to eat. Sad. A very sad supper for me."

Bought the you tiao this morning. It was so tough. I needed to dip it in coffee; otherwise, it was difficult to chew. I'm still disappointed, as it's the same even after I provided feedback.

There was one Grab rider waiting for his order to be ready, and I was also queuing. The Indian lady kept talking to her colleague, which was fine until she walked to the cashier. I started to tell her my order, which was "Can I have one youtiao?" She replied with, "WAIT." I just nodded. She walked away and taped a delivery box. A few seconds later, she started waving her hand at me and continually saying, "Sister, sister, waaaaiiit," with such a sarcastic tone. I don't know what that was for! I didn't even say a word when she told me to wait in the first place. Then she continued talking to her colleague, who was busy frying some dough. In my mind, I thought, "Why do you gotta be so rude, sister?" I just wanted my youtiao. I had to walk away without getting any because she just made me feel like sh**. It's not even a huge order or a long queue, which I would have understood. But no, she was just so freaking rude. Wth.

I bought the samosa, carrot cake, and you tiao, and they were cold and very oily. Besides that, the Indian lady staff was very aloof. She tossed the food into the paper bag and showed zero basic customer service. There wasn't a smile or a thank you upon payment. Horrible! I still prefer the other staff, who is transgender.

Enrolling my girl (since N2) at Eton Academy at Canberra Plaza has made me glad. Ms. Crisann's weekly lessons are enjoyable for her. Her teaching style is characterized by kindness and encouragement, and I'm also impressed with how Ms. Crisann handles my cheeky girl!

Eton Academy's teachers, Teacher Jessy, Teacher Charlotte, and Teacher Angeline, are gentle and detail-oriented. They pointed out my son's weaknesses and encouraged him to improve in his next class. Their learning strategies are engaging and fascinating, and he's made significant progress in math and English. The overall experience at Eton Academy is also excellent. The administrative staff, namely Ms. Vivian, is polite and helpful in processing payments and scheduling courses that are convenient for us.